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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 16-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY Nov 16-P. VI.
Only two railroads yet have reported their gross
callnc, fer the nd week In November but those
two give aggregate OF $3.50 800. against s2ol 1913
in the wcrk OF ssc-a gain Of s20,3l0. 1880 per
Tho same companies IN the week OF 1856 gave
gain the week Of 1885 Of S}5 1863 2l.33 per cent
Three railroads reported for the first week Of
November, giving aggregate of SleG,455. against
SIff 2i2 IT the week II feS6-a gain Of s42.1o3, or
o. per cent. TIE foriy-fvs companies that now
have reported for the first week in November give
aggregate Of sLOT2,1s9 against s3545 Asa gan u
2i.73j, or II 20 per cent pretty fair showing
for " business and rates all cut to pieces'
To write Of tie stock market now, for us, IS only
10 make rcpcttons Of causes that for months have
been apparent and OF elects that have long been de-
layod II day's dealings only developed further
broadening of the marietta widening Of the general
interest. 4, be sad that the publlc7 has yet
become Wild over stock speculation, and It is to b,
hoped thar II VIII not become so II IS not spccula
ton that has made the advance 81 the last ten days
but revival o. confidence The part OF nvrsttrs-o
recovery from the senseless values t.
this country has ever witnessed. The local " bull'
spcculators already have sold out their holdings and
rcpurchls"d thcm At higher figures half a dozen
times. They have sold for reactions only TO thc
stock absorbed and prices continue TO advance. The
largo " short interest has yet been immaerally
reduced. except among tho room traders. Chic z aIt
Northwestern sold short al lO7-lOj: Chicago, Bur
unc'on ard Quincy sold At l25I2l Manitoba sold a
lOO-9j. ~. pauI sold at 7270. and so on through
tie whole list wn tC Oregon and TrInscontlnental.
which iii a cj-l6 and yet stocks must be puT-
chased 20 hquidatc large accounts We forgot 10 mon
ton Norfolk and western preferred, If which some
1000 shares sold short7 a, 40 ten days age
for 10 other reason than HAT THE TRIBUNE found
some hlng favorable in the companys statement for
nine months to coument upon The cost Of tho braS
It stands night Is about $4,000 The days sales
amount to $50, $50 shares and there was pretty
steady advance for everything In the list from the
opening t. tho close OF there eX iiemont NJ
rush purchase either for tbs Long" or short" ac
counts only quiet reflection OF restored confidence
and absence ~ offerings Of anything but speculative
holdings Tho bears who expressed themselves a
being 50 happy week ago at the rally them do not
feel that a further advance OF - per cent
justinc, tho averaging Of their accounts The huctua
tiuns Of the day 50 free that general list
sufficiently indicates the course OF prices without fur
ther explanation. The market closed strong.
More than the usual business done IN Govern
mcnt bonds at the board. Tho market was easy anc
has gone of IA per cent for the Is and Is per cent
for the IS. Annexed are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
COURT CALENDARs-TODAY.

srpRyNr corEr-CriwsEss-l sore Barr-tt Nos. 344.
~ ~. sol 81. sos SIS $50 81, Si5 81 Sfs $40
srrtAE, 9rgi-GESEsAL T.nA-B e,os ysp hTpnt p il
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coESrgc T 1ss g. :: s ss s pa
sgraENF Counrrirs;r.r farN~rns1 II-He-or. in.
Nos SdS. $780, 2ai 49, 49, 3s9. ia. 80. as.
IT, @ & 7 IgsoF. g, ns 7c 40; 100
SO s9s z@ ~. ~ 30 '9i "a i''' 1914 i24o i2o
surnfMk corRI-cIHctn.rAEr II-heore Lawrence J.
500 - 30 20 ri ss S s2 s 54 Us s5e i2sc
II67. 81 30 = 2iS3.
sTsl1A or s .sa s .ss d nsnqpa:
1875 1870 lo77 io7a. liss 76s ISL I4ls ll2i. l4?2
i s. ii;;57 i ~ iso iso III w IFS III ii';
suraEaR torsi-cIheun-fArI iv.~hoiOre Andrews. J.
srHnooArK's CouKi- Befcis RolIn. s-wm of Margaret
'Gs m slia ,1'Tai c-:a
sUrEuoa CoUH -srlci.L IrtM--be,ors Freedman. J.
SUPERIOR coGar-rni.L rrtu-rAnr I.1Before seag
vcs. !Ne. z2s. 1854 400. 527. 1880 1868 iS2l,4lo
srFGos cornrTmAI rEaIp Before Trua ,6si
ilSS 1890 ''l 1881 l'so' 1854 1916 MA $780, iO''
SUPERIOR cogI TxasrAs, IlIneG Y,,a pufs ss
J. 30. "a 200, 1924 1922. Dos. 1929. 1893 li09. 1885,
surknoR coURI-TnIAL rRRM-PARr rv.-Bsfore oGOr-
an Sob s2 .ne e. So G 20 s
,,conHoS rIEAs-srrcAL TERM-bsiors book'tsver. j.
CoMMoS PLnIs-TKAL rrRM-rARr i.-Before Allen. j.
1898 23tl, 247S 2474. 247d
err CoGKT-TRiAL TERn-PAKr II.-BeioIe Ehrch, J.
s go. 23 1923 2 $50 a.i 21'' 11E' 1''
CRY counTim iii1s ,sS ,o SeA dam
2Is4 2645 sg6 2l0 272a 274S I752 300. 2759. 277l
273s 2s6l 274l 2764 25v 260S 1880 1876. 2s77 2IO7
1914 1882.
COURT or GENERAL soSs-PAar f-Befors Cowing. j..
ana Assistant District Attorney Puriy-Nos l. SA o. o.
T. IS 10. IL. -
CorRf or GENERAL ssssioys-PARr I1.Beior, Recorder
s~y'n s"s H,.'s.- "a n'"'IA'''rn'y f"'E'rAl'N0'
'CovaI or osxKaAr rKs-ioys-PAaT II-Befors Gndor
sleeve j. and District Attorney DAvis-Nos
Z. .G.7
ENy0RAyTs TO BE WATCHED IN ITALY
SECRETARY Baysrd has sent to Mayor Hewitt tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
THE oARNEY.rAULzrFE FrGH7:
sEvENTY-FOUR SAVAGE ROUNDS.
THE SPECTATORS BREAK UP THE r1GHT-A BRUTAL
EXHIBITION.

BOSTON, Nov. 49," Jem " Carney, champion light
weight puglst Of England, and Jack" McAulGc, of
Williamsburg, ~ Y, champion Of America in the
class, fought terrible battle for the championship
of the world and 81 500 a side I'm deserted summer
hotel the seashore Boston, after midnight last
night The contest lasted 4 hours and 55 minutes,
and during the seventy fourth round the referee de-
clarcd II draw. Both were badly bruised, but
both were In condition to continue the contest and
wond have done so had II not been that the spectators,
Of whom there forty became excited that they
broke into the ring and engaged In general squabbc
stopping the fight
Frank Stevenson Of New-Yorh was the referee,
and James Ormond, Of Boston, tho stakeholder.
Jack Dempsey and his brother " Com seconded Nc
Aufe. while Patsy Shepard. Arthur Chambers and
"Nobby" Clark cared for Carney. Sunlight gloves
adjusted, Carney having he fingers cut of above
the knuchcs. Carney weighed just 12s and Nc
Aufe $50 l-2 pounds. Bets made just before
the battle begun Of $500 to $3.50 In favor of Carney
and numerous wagers of 800 to SEQ In favor Of the
Englishmsn made.
Up 80 the end of the ninth ronnd the battle seemed
to be going all in McAulifcs favor lie fairly rained
blows upon Carney's eyes, Jaw and ribs, and the
Brlton seemed to have become angry but recovering
himself used cautious tactics. At this point odds OF
to 1 offered on McAullnc Several claims of
foul were made by McAude's friends, but were dis
allowed.
A claim Of first blood for McAulifc allowed at
the end Of the twelfth NIL The fighting after this
was heavy, and both badly battered At
the end Of the twenty fifth round McAullfc appeared
somev hat wnded and Carncy's friends claimed tho
fight. which not allowed.
In the sixty-second round McAulihe's left
cut open.
In the sixty ninth round Carney l. ID McAuno
In the breast with his head and forced him to the floor
McAufe's friends became greatly excited aud re-
pcacdly called FOUL and many Of them broke into
he was
but In the next round McAuIc's fri"' claimed that
Carney had licked his antagonist IN ildOmcn. and
again claimed a foul Great 'ucnt eusucd
when the claim was uof allowed but ~ battle went
on with the frIghtfu Singing that had so far
characterized most Of the struggle.
In the seventy fourth and last round the men
clnched and both fell To- the hooi with carney top
The friends OF both rushed into the ring claiming
the fight for either ever, body claiming foul"
When the referee cOlld be heard he declared that as
this a fight to finish and a neither man had
been knocked ont. he should not do otherwise than
posi- poDc the fight to other time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
A THANKSGIVIyG APPEAL.

AZ Thanksgiving Day approaches tho treasurer Of
tho Relief Funl of the Bowcry Branch Young
Mems Christ an Association, No. 243 BOwery, finds
that lie ha9 not sufficient funds hand 10 meet the
many pressing appeals Of young in need Of tenn
porary relief This branch furnishes to worthy des
htntc young men plain food lodgings and employment
During the past year II has provided G.532 lodgings
To Isl lIcrcut men. and 50 OF meals have been
served TO over 1900 and employ ment was
secured for 517 young men. Each case Is registered
and references are nvcstir gated The relief fund IL
used Only for those purposes Checks should be nade
pay ablc 10 G. n. TALBOT, Trcasurcr No III BrOadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
THE COURTS.
JOHN JouxsToys HABITS DESCRIBED.

Additional te.tinony IN the contest over he will Of John
Joi the dry gools merchant by which he left al hs
property his brother Robert taken before
Surrogate Rollins. Michael Bowler. pisterer swor hat
John John son disputed with him abou work Gone for
Mt Johnston by The witness and lac be- excited getting
red tho witness thou lit he would have
III Of app'lcIy.
robert Johnston testified the agreement between his
brothers Joan anis Charles that they would make Ills
iav"r OF each Other He had heard nat John Graham had
Will oI Joan Johnston ISL nal
lie hal Dr. Hammond treating
brother I'm for trouble Or Hammond hal not rem.
u di.i The received
income 90 iIOm $4,000 wear from nc bnsInes'
bat after fos;h etsed To - Oioa wear. The
t he had never thought ~ cont"-tng M" VIII 81
his brother Charles The ang VIII proceed next Neines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
RECEIVERS REQUEST TOO MUCH

Richard Newconhe and John Gamer re emily applied
TO the supreme Court for perms- the property
Of the David - Yuelgn, lr. 8r,nz CDEJl1v. OF whicI
they aGD appointed receivers. II tho
cOupany lately nci the business They fur
req thbesle- tlec d,bur-c they Dee al
lowed s3j 400 h'r fee. Justice Barrett yeserlay 10
MED the applicat on. saying:
I epart creditors do what they viii with
bat Soc asked {, mako
whcI rcls - 20 t.s
services o. - officers s.ou'd %" u y Eri for
AZ - proper
4 ~ :. -. 10 D. Il
better that everything The va comp-n
shout be the c'irnt, 'heSrvc- pad
ordinary without invoking extra lhcill authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
BrsKTyG DEATH FOR THEIR COMPILATIONS


For years Mrs. James H. Dunn, ir and her sis
ter-in-law. Lavinia Abbie DGnn OF No. l4S south
Eghthst, brooklyn. have been in the habit
Oh usiag burdock root. stesped In cider
Tor their compilations. or. they say. for their
blood. About fcrtnight ago tssy purchased some Of
the rsot at drug store In Broad and FRIDAY II
was put In cider ON Inesdsv they each drank wine
glass full OF the solution In shsrt time they
seized with burning sensations in ths throat and pscul
lar numbnsss IN the limbs. which nd caird poi.oniag
DR. Charles II. Wilson OF No. 80 Clymer-.t was
called and said there were synptsms Of poison
ing by stryehnine Ho as min istsrsd anti
does and soon had his patients . danger He teox
ssme OF the ssuton for ANALYSIS the druystorr IL
stated that nsthing In the root
md must have beeA mixed with some thing eIse IL
had been sod Jlst 1t came from the Wholesale ae
DR. Wilson refused to make stat about tho
matter professional reasons. but said his patients
were getting we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17

Justice Barrett Of tbs Court yesterday denied
tn application Of Arthur Dye Of John Sc Emo for
pcrg lesion books u Baker Co,
TO stock brokers SljOhl2 30,
Ga med have vrpug Ilr tak"n eonm-sion.
st.o. Transactions in his decs0n ths tho
te,enfauts hon rGu red tofur1 shevdence against
. unle.s ilalntif fly cletr
the rules an utI1rtles adding that such
Case hadu o bee m out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
UNITED STATE, SUPREME COURT

WAsHlNGroN Nov iG-The following business was trans
acted I'm th- United states supreme Court today
ia. J. y. COZ. plaintiff error. agt tie Wesiern
Land C.ftc Company tlMlied MYt tO Is 'u.l1s sub
ltt-t by Alexan Nc oy for the notion and ~ X a
Cmlus Ia oipJ-.il01 thereto
No o. Inc Union Raj oad Company o. Baltimore. pei
James lul Dthcr- Argument continued Dy
%evt steele ipr inc @yyces ami concluded W Charles
NJ .Tsiisll for Ne app"iltnt.
SO Leopol Laconbe AMI others. SOnors ETC.
appellant r. ] Fur-t.lls sons others Argu
Nv " : prs~r-1n Tor the lant~ and
Joseph II Cholte Tor tho appoees aud by cram
moab Kennedy Tor the appellants
LLnN MI LL.-L.L. LIL.x
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following communication received BY him from the
italian Mintstari

received Just now. and I hasten TO forward ron
hereby tho text Of telegram. by which HIS Excel
lency, the Italian Minister Of Foreign Affairs
presses his thanks for your kindly Communications
thet he highly appreciated. and Informs trat, al
though the epidemic has entirely ceased In all parts OF
ltaly orders have been given that the departure OF
each steamer bound for the United States every emil
grant should be submitted to medical examination.
Hoping that this telegram and these measures Will
completely satisfy the wishes you have expressed in
your personal note of the 9TH instant have tho honor
to be, my dear Mr.. Bayard very respectfully yours,
FAyA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
WORK OF THE RAILW AY NAIL SERVICE.

WORK OF THE RAILW AY NAIL SERNlCh.
VAST AMOUNT OF MATTER HANDLfD-INCREAsE
OF RAILROAD AND DECREASE OF STEAMBOAT
LINES
wAsnIxGrOv, Nov. 16.-The annual report or I. A.
Nash general superintendent Of the Railway Mail ser
vice. shows that the close Of the fiscal yea endco
June 80. 1857 mail service had been authorized upon
l3O030 miles OF railroad postal clerks being employed
distributing the mail 11GGO9 miles, service on the
remaining IL, 1860 miles being performed by cloacc
pouches. At the same date there were IN operation
for one inland steamboat routes, asgrcgain5 'o64
miles on which postal clerks were employed To han
die the malls lille transit there were employed on
railroad routes 4403 and steamboat routes % rail-
way postal clerks, being tot al OF AGO men In The
Of the year the railway postal clerks distributed
1854 C0Oa75 pieces of ordinary mail matter; and pro
tected recorded. receped for and dispatched i57j2-
SEQ registered pa kases and and SO Gl3 throus
registered pouches and inner registered sacks
In the last twelve months 1913 miles of new rail
road service have been added being increase
5.s3 per cent Compared with lee6 the number o.
inland steamboat decreased from a. to Al, and
the length Of routes from 1.55l miles to 5ed4.
MIR. Nash recommends that TWO additional railway
mail supcrntcndents be authorized and that the slN
and seventh divisions be divided. He also recon-
mcnds that he salaries OF chief clerks who have gen
upcrvisiOn OF the under their charge, be In
creased from S1.4OO TO $500 and that th"y be a.
lowed annual travelling expenses to the amount OF
500 The salary Of the Chief Clerk Of tho General
snpernendcnt's Office he recommends be increased TO
SO 900 per annum. Tho expenditures for the service
Of the appropriation nnexpendcd. For the next fiscal
wear OBJ .2S5 Is asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17

II supposed Castle Garden yesterday that the
Ars Load OF quaraansd immigrants who arrived tho
steamship Aiesa wsdld DO landed in the city in the AZ
terBoon Tho steamer william Fletcher. which does
duty IN such Matters sent down the Bay for the
purpose Of taking of load Of the detained passengers
Health Officer smith. however. was not To DO found,
although II Mad been said that he would sign the order
fer the Release 1T p. He had come up To the cy
and the Fletcher returned reaching Castle Garden At
<30 II expected thar part OF the Immigrants
will be brought up 10 Castle Garden to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
MONEY DIE THE SOLDIERS, HOME

wAsHISGTov. Nov. 16-rhe accounts OF 400 soldiers
Of the Regular Array who deserted between April l3.
1861 and Dcce mber 81, 1890 have been examined and
SGT 100 81 found I'd due tho Soldiers Home under
srctiop A.SlS Revised Statutes Unclaimed mOseVs
due the OF soldiers amounting 50 1872
have also been found ~ DC duo the Home under the
same law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LONDON Nov. l6-i InCOnsols. lob ll6 for and
103 Is for Atlantic AID GRAFT We,ern drsr
mortgage trustees certificates A.. Canadian Pscic,
Ere 35ss do scconl lOl ordinary 4js
- Paul Common, 7Ss PENNSYLVANIA 57ls Hulsons' Bay
company ~ Bar silver l. qIOtei ~ al
Ola ouncIs Bills alote an avancs Cd.
per rupee PARIS aivss quote per francs
20 entlmes Tor tho aud ExSange Lonion It
francs centmcs for checks Spanish As o8aa Money "a
mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
,Tn SPARKS OUT OF A JOB
49,, DrS,cNAT1oy PROMPTLY ACCEPTED.
~ur PRESIDENT WHITES LETTER. boi
To MAKE 1T PUBLIC

rur PRESIDENT WHITES LETTER. '0
TO MAKE 1T PUBLIC. ...
,..ox Nov 16-Commissouer SPARKS 'n''
.,ornuc received from tho President letter ssa
.o.,aro,,on 10 take effect to-day. The ie''ei -.
yesterday and while declining through 49,. s.id
nt 10 give il 70 the press. the IN.
.s.,u was extremely kind in tone. ana exp
prs.dop,,, fun appreciation Of his scrN"e'''''
=. Com missioner Of the General lano inv ., ram.
80, fool like a galley slave lust released s"'' 'ao
wv . md hut for the fact that am mace" SIGN
MS ~ q, Oh. hest of spirits. OF course, nc ,
"tbis ,s not n pleasant ending OF my y, a.
when reflect that have gwen he"'' ~, 80 =,
~ ,o.sap, nard bran-rackiug work {" the cause Oh
,,. naope for but little more than NY p"'r"' ""'"
,amey.ber that / am at least SlOooo worse Va ',u''
.S a. an the day came 10 Washington and wheh
,. INV work of the three years and poslvey KNOW
that my course has been the nght ana hohes' oo' ~
that my position in tho case at issue ~ "nq'es""'
c.,r.ct vby when think Of all these thhgs' WIZ"
con,e usness Of having done my whole duty ieaiessN
Icsnpot help wishing 1t were otherwise Yet an NY
no means unhappy need rest and shaIi remain :"
wsshngton during the coming win and take easy
Assistant Commissioner Stockslager Will Oe aeu"s
Commits sioner until Mr. sparRss successor ~ "PP'"'
good deal Of surprise is cxpreSSeu Oh "o0''a'
., the refusal Of the President 70 al'ow HIS
,,,. % he made public While there IL no
direct Information on the subject IL is ih'imaleu
that Mr. Sparks asked the privilege OF making
the letter public TODAY and that the President SAID IN
substance; - .,. x.u .,orr,v
1t is TO be presumed therefore, that there Is any,
thing In the letter derogatory to Mr. spark 10 NE
TRIBUNE correspondent ne said Tonight " am not AZ
liberty give you the letter. although spouu oe saa
Al the White House It was learned that Mr.. sparkss
resignation accepted 10 take effect lmmediaeh, and
s" t a'sr Mr. SPARKS
official duty whatever 1t seems further that sncn
sr '1 Cleveland mat Nobody has rieIt to in
onirc when the very important office Of Com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
TIE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

wAsnINGros. Nov. 16.-An official list shows that the
next House OF Representatives. will consist OF 1853 Dem
ocrats 1873 Republicans and Independents The indie
pendcuts are Anderson OF Iowa. Nichols OF Nsrth
Carolina, Hopkins, of Virginia. and Smith, OF Wisconsin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
COURT OF CLAIMS ADJOURNED.

ALBANY Nov l6 The Court Of Claims has adjourned
until January Q 1883. consultation meeting will be
held the HOLMAN Honse III New YORK, on Dccem-
Der 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
CHARGES AGAINST LIEUTENANT TAUNr.
1 COURT MARTIAL OEDERED TO TRY MIM AT THE

NAVY YARD TODAY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-A naval court martial has been
ordered meet at the NewYorS Navy Yard tomorrow
for the trial of Lieutenant Emory H. raunt. on charges
OF duty AMI station without leave disobe-
OF orders and scandaloIs conduc preferred by Tue
secretary Of tho Navy The court will consist otCap
tains T. NJ. Ramsay. y. II. FarQuhar, I. F. Kane ana
c. VI. schoos nsker, and Commanders L. NJ shepard
George W. Coffin. George III. Wtdleigh William H. " MT
ing and b. III Nc ALA. with Lieutenant Adoph MarlX'
Judge Advocate. The specifications aese that L'euteh
art Taunt absent from the Npsc, without leave
from October II until November l, that when he was
found at the Sturtevan House in Newfork OCTOBER -
ordered Con- mander Nullin TO report I'm MEDIATE
the Nipsic he refused to obey. wiully concealed hu
set. for nine days prevented the enforcene o. the
ORDER aId by ihe excessive of in oxican@ liquor IN
capacItatcd himself for the proper performances OF MS
duty ,
Lieutenant Taunt is well known IN Washington ana
his friends account 10 his actions 'nN upon us
ground OF men They saythat the hart
ships suffered by MIN the Greeley ienef cApedu"h
ard later Ia Congo explorations have undermined MS
constitution and Unsettled mis- reason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17

FIour wa, heII Li@hsI Dusness veIy Iu.e.
a,15 southern winters IS 10 81, Michigan ant
SO 80 90 Fair hoce j. - -
d3Sl choice 70 Minnesota Patents ~ IS "a 30
SOFT Wheat Paonls 81 1904 So nnesol. Bakers
S32JaS ChO soft 50 % ei 81 Low
spring. ~ 7U2 30 Rye Flour barrels 81 ~ ID
Juuiatons a. fOows-NO spring Wheat az
749a7i.c No. surng Wheat "a &c No Re 1870
75.c. M. Corr = No
$40 No ? Barley 76a77c No / Flax sesl 81 ii,
Prms Timothy seed at 81 80. Mess PORK per Dbl.
sl3 2jal55D Lard uer 100 %. Short RIOS SIDES
loose 50 O46 10 Whiskey di,uers finished goos per
gallon 81 10 eugar-cu Loaf 7+GISc eranulaIed TAO